NVQ evidence

Unit Z12 Contribute to the management of client continence
Element Z12.1 Encourage clients to maintain continence
1.
The client’s pattern of body waste and functioning is monitored in a manner which is sensitive to the client and their needs.
2.
Clients are encouraged to communicate the need to use toilet facilities in a manner appropriate to them.
3.
Communication with clients about body waste and function is consistent with the language the client uses.
4.
Clients are assisted and encouraged to make regular use of the most accessible and appropriate toilet facilities to achieve a pattern of elimination consistent with the plan of care.
5.
Clients are assisted and encouraged to choose and maintain a suitable food and drink intake to facilitate bowel and bladder action as agreed with the care team.
6.
Any change in pattern and type of elimination is discussed with the client and reported accurately, completely and promptly to the appropriate care team member.
7.
Support to the client is given in a manner which promotes self respect, maximises privacy and is consistent with the plan of care.
Range:
1.
2.
Body waste and function:
a) urine
b) faeces
Change in pattern and type of elimination:
a) appearance of body waste
b) pain or discomfort
c) frequency of body waste
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EVIDENCE LOG
Unit Z12 Contribute to the management of client continence
Element Z12.2 Support clients in the management of incontinence
OBS
OBS
OTHER
KE
PC
1.
Clients are supported in a manner which promotes their dignity, self respect and privacy.
2.
The client is given time and opportunity to express concerns and practical difficulties arising from incontinence.
3.
The client is encouraged to choose continence equipment and management techniques and clothing which is recommended by the care team for the management of incontinence.
4.
The client is given an appropriate level of support to develop the skills necessary to use the equipment or to undertake exercises correctly.
5.
Equipment provided is in a convenient place where the client can reach it.
6.
Where the equipment in use appears to be inappropriate or unsuitable, the client is referred to an appropriate person for a re-assessment of their needs.
7.
Clients are given the opportunity to dispose of their own used equipment or soiled linen using their preferred method when they are able to do this.
8.
Waste is disposed of safely in a manner consistent with the client’s personal beliefs and preferences and legal and organisational requirements.
9.
Offensive odour is reduced as far a possible.
OBS
OBS
OTHER
KE
10.
The client is assisted and encouraged to take medication to promote a regular patter of elimination when it has been prescribed.
Range:
1.
2.
Continence equipment:
a) incontinence pads
b) sheaths
c) catheter bags
Management techniques:
a) pelvic exercises
b) control of fluid intake
c) regular toileting